 The genitive indicates possession by attaching to the possessor and is immediately followed by the possessed.For example, in the noun phrase "waʃí yakahĩ ́" 'the monkey's arm', the genitive form "waʃí "'monkey's' is derived from the accusative form of 'monkey' "waʃín".The comitative case is used to demonstrate accompaniment, and it is marked with the suffix "-haĩ".